According to Data Cited in the Text from Lapchick and His

According to data cited in the text from Lapchick and his colleagues' analysis of Graduation Success Rates (GSRs) and Academic Progress Rates (APRs) for recent football bowl teams and teams in the NCAA men's basketball championships:

A) both teams playing in the BCS national football championship after the 2006 season (i.e., Florida and Ohio State) had APR scores substantially above the accepted minimum of 925.
B) both teams playing in the 2007 national championship game in men's basketball (i.e., Florida and Ohio State) had APR scores at or below 925.
C) bowl teams tended to graduate more of their African-American players than their white players.
D) there was a significant "racial gap" between the graduation rates of African- American and white players for football bowl teams but not for top men's basketball teams.